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A new report reveals renewables curtailment costs fell seven per cent during the first half of 2025 even as the amount of power curtailed rose 15 per cent - but costs still topped £150m and could quickly climb again without market reforms

Sparxell's founder and CEO reflects how the industrial colour sector could eliminate toxic dyes and mined metals and minerals

Brazilian presidency reportedly facing calls to switch climate summit venue, World Bank advances African solar projects, and President Trump's assault on climate action continues

Policymakers need to ensure private buyers are properly supported while businesses are given investment clarity, argues Climate Group's Dominic Phinn

AECOM's Robert Spencer weighs up where to draw the line between Scope 3 and 'services emissions'

New report from ECIU details how international food supply chains are facing escalating threats from climate impacts and the migration they are triggering

Sales of solar panels, batteries, heat pumps, and electric vehicles are all setting fresh records - and the benefits for consumers and the economy could prove much bigger than expected

Sizzle's Trewin Restorick considers how green NGOs can best deliver impact with fewer resources and in the midst of a wavering political consensus

Zenobē co-founder James Basden explains how the largest electric bus operator in the UK, Australia, and New Zealand never intended to have an EV fleet business

Policy could drive over £12bn in net value over the next decade if the government meets its house-building targets - but scrapping the scheme for small sites threatens protection of a habitat eight times the size of Manchester